Okay Zig Forums, what do you think humanity will be at by 2,050 and 2,100. What are your predictions for the future?
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Wyatt Martinez
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Hudson Wright
I think full automation will probably happen somewhere around the 2100s. Obviously in communism that would be perfect but in capitalism it will be a nightmare. Capitalists will show their true face and manifest pretty clearly that they only ever cared about profits and never their workers. If people keep supporting capitalism even after that then there's no hope for them left.
Also if shit keeps going like it's going now I think humanity has ~300 years tops before becoming extinct.
Grayson Nelson
If by the 2100 we haven't stopped capitalism, they will have killed the planet already.
Jayden Perez
Joshua Morales
There will be walled off and guarded zones of techno fuedal estates in the countryside linked via internet to a central monarchical authority in the cities and each will have zones of "autonomy" for their sons and daughters while everyone else within the zone will be a serf who is there only to repair the automatons doing all the labor or to do the jobs robots absolutely can't do. Trade and competition between these compounds will amount to games to see whose robots are the best I'm various games which will reward them with titles in place of competing to see who can make the most money which will be obsolete despite a class hierarchy remaining.
Outside the walls will be those who either were left behind or managed to escape this dystopia and left to their own devices in the various wastelands living in basically anarcho primitivism. They will be heavily monitored and routinely gunned down by drones which patrol the uncivilized regions both in order to preemptively quell attempts to pemetrate amd overthrow the lords land and also to expand the fiefdoms or gain access to dwindling resources as needed.
Ayden Nguyen
By 2100, it'll either be global Eco-Cyber-Stalinism, or Mad Max.
Hunter Kelly
Immortal people.
Luke Evans
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Juan Bell
any answer that's primarily based on political trends and not technological advancements isn't properly historically materialist